Diel periodicity of bacterioplankton in the euphotic zone of the subtropical Atlantic Ocean

By B. Kuipers, G. V. Noort, J. Vosjan, G. Herndl. 2000

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Plankton respiration in the Eastern Atlantic Ocean (2002, background): “However, recent measurements in the subtropical Atlantic Ocean (Kuipers et al., 2000) show that in this region at least, the highest abundance and activity of bacteria and abundance of heterotrophic flagellates occur at midnight or early morning (6:00– 7:30 a.”
Seasonal diel variations of picoplankton and nanoplankton in a subtropical western Pacific coastal ecosystem (2005, background): “However, daily peaks of bacterial production have been reported to occur in the early morning or at midday, a diel rhythm apparently governed by phytoplankton activity (Psenner and Sommaruga 1992; Kuipers et al. 2000) or fluctuation in dissolved carbohydrates (Burney et al.”
Phytoplankton nutrient competition under dynamic light regimes (2004, background): “Kuipers et al. (2000) found that bacteria in the subtropical North Atlantic were limited by and competed with phytoplankton for N and P during the day but were limited by carbon during the night when N and P concentration increased and the organic carbon release by phytoplankton decreased.”
Diel cycles in viral infection of bacterioplankton in the North Sea (2004, background): “Similarly, Kuipers et al. (2000) reported that bacterioplankton growth was limited by nitrogen and phosphorus during the day and © Inter-Research 2004 · www.int-res.com*Email: cw19462@onemail.at KEY WORDS: Viral infection · Viral lysis · Bacteria · Frequency of viral infection Resale or…”
Heterotrophic Bacterial Respiration (2008, background): “Bacterial activity can vary over a diel cycle due to variation in phytoplankton extracellular release of DOC and competition with phytoplankton for inorganic nitrogen and phosphorus (Gasol et al. 1998; Kuipers et al. 2000).”